Category: Book Reviews

Nothing new under the sun, right? Well, yes and no. The ‘practice makes master’ adage was around for centuries. What The Talent Code does with it is takes it to the biological level. And I appreciate that very much.   This book had some downsides and some upsides. Traditionally, let’s start from… CONS 1. Narration. […]

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In this post, there are two reviews, not one. And there are not usual reviews of business / personal development books usually posted on ExpandBeyondYourself. The first one is a brilliant autobiography and the second is an awesome thriller. The Man Called Red This is very a good book. The writing style is rough, but […]

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I loved this book. Mind you, I didn’t have balls to write my own Food Plan and commit to it 100%, but I still love the concept. Just writing the Food Plan down will help you realize how much ambiguity you allow in your life. And this grey area is where you truly fail. I […]

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I liked this book very much. It’s so holistic and comprehensive and it makes so much sense! First of all, The Daniel Plan was in complete agreement with my personal experience and what I studied about health and fitness. Which, BTW, is so rare. Many health “gurus” toot only their own horn that their system/diet/workout […]

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This book is brilliant. I cannot decide what I loved most about it – whether it was the superb conversational tone, amazingly solid business advice or that Allan actually preaches what he practices (which happens depressingly rare nowadays). Are there any flaws in “The 1-Page Marketing Plan?” Only perceived ones and only a few. Let’s […]

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If you’ve read “E-myth” or “”Built to Sell,” you’ll want to read “The Mindful Entrepreneur.” This book is like an additional compendium book to those best-sellers; it fills the gap so they finally make sense. Both those books discuss the purposeful organization of the business. “The Mindful Entrepreneur” talks about this, but also discusses personal […]

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This book is one huge value bomb. I spent 20 minutes just outlining the review, so reviewing it took some word count. Bear with me. It’s worth it. First of all, I experienced the power of the Big Potential firsthand. In 2013 I took part in a 3-month online Transformational Contest. In theory, we were […]

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